Isolation would guide a sane foreign policy in 1935
The Globe argues for a restrained U S foreign role, noting State Department and White House debates on limiting travel to war zones and withdrawing protection for ships in conflict areas. It warns that repeating 1914 neutrality risks dragging the nation into war, and endorses intelligent isolation to protect peace and avoid costly entanglements.
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George Washington
State Department
Senate Munitions Committee
White House
United States
Washington Point
We Still Trust In Magic Glenn Frank On Distribution Problems
The article contrasts medieval magic with modern science, noting Paracelsus and Bacon imagined rapid transport and distant communication. It argues production uses science, but distribution relies on magic and outdated thinking, urging economists to trust science like Bacon and Paracelsus.
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Glenn Frank
Theophrastus Bombastus Paracelsus
Paracelsus
Roger Bacon
Good Roger
Bacon
Roger Bacons
McClure
Great Riches Synopsis of a Imagined Boyhood in Kansas
James Stimson, a well loved boy in New Concord Kansas, imagines a double life with a heavenly father and a court physician role. He reshapes his hero from Lancelot to his dead father and, guided by Aunt Lou, envisions doctoring as the highest calling after preaching while caring for sick angels who overeat embrosial ice cream.
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James Stimson
New Concord
Kansas
Lou
James
Aunt Lou
Larey
Grandmother
Lancelot
Laucehlot
Health Talk on Parental Role in Child Development
The article stresses parental responsibility in a child’s health and development, noting that parents must ensure regular teeth brushing, hand washing, bathing, and a healthy diet. It calls for cooperation with schools to reinforce hygiene and proper routines at home.
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Peltier
James and family keep sensitive talk inside the home
James avoids discussing his father’s life with relatives while Aunt Sarah suspects irreligion. The boy is described as a bright red haired child with gray eyes and freckles. Grandmother’s tears precede a polite shift in topic as Grandfather consistently changes the subject when Father is raised.
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James
Sarah
Mysterious Memory Child and a Judge’s Fanciful Hope
A seven or eight year old boy named James Stimson is described as having remarkable memory and potential for great wealth and fame. Judge Holcomb, a friend of the Stimson family, speculates wildly about the boy’s destiny while local women muse on possible romantic feelings and the boy’s guardians. The tale blends rumor, affection, and superstition surrounding a gifted orphan in New Concord.
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Judge Holcomb
James Stimson
Dr. Jim
New Concord
Molly Ewing Stimson
Stimsons
James
Julia Pratt
Julia
Miss Julia
Molly
Jim Tinto
Bill Boyd remembered as Broadway’s hard but sentimental star
The piece recalls Bill Boyd a Broadway actor famed for Sergeant Quirt in What Price Glory His night club friendship with Grant Clarke Tex Guinan and Sime Silverman echoes his era The column notes Di treich Jessel and Amos n Andy sightings and reflects on theater and depot era drama across New York in 1935
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New York
Bill Boyd
Broadway
Ser-geant
Lambs Grill
John J. McGraw
McGraw
Rialto
Cash
Good Fellows
Grant Clarke
Boyd
Clarke
Tex Guinan
Sime Silverman
Variety
Big City
Sing Sing
Amos
Andy
Dr. Rockwell
Johnny Seeks Polly In Jealous Chuck Tale
A jealous Johnny Chuck confronts a stranger over Polly Chuck. The two quarrel about Polly and a shared home on the Green Meadows while a larger city vignette notes 1935 McNaught Syndicate content and a grim New York mood amid a thawing winter.
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Johnny
Upper Avenue
Manhattan
Doc
Big Town
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Animal life in trees and dairy water questions
The text asks about a sloth living in tropical American forests, mammals producing more milk when given fresh warm water, and wild watermelon native to tropical Africa.
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Central
South America
Africa
Polly Chuck and Johnny Seek Polly's Location
A 1935 Burgess tale follows Johnny and Polly Chuck as they clash with a rival, explore an underground house, and search for Polly while Johnny grapples with jealousy and curiosity about her whereabouts. The scene includes back entrances, hidden passages, and tense standoffs before Johnny retreats to regroup.
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Polly Chuck
Johnny Chuck
Chuck
Johnny
Polly
T. W. Burgess
Czar of Fashion and Other Crossword Clues
Crossword style puzzle with themed entries and multiple clues across the grid. Includes hints like French creator of fashions and various short definitions, some requiring multiword answers.
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